Lovejoy in Clayton County, Georgia

Clayton

Lovejoy, known as “The City of Peace,” is growing rapidly but strives to maintain the small-town community atmosphere that continues to attract residents and businesses.

Lovejoy, GA Drive Times

Entertainment
Atlanta Braves - Truist Park
Mercedes Benz Stadium
Infinite Energy Center
Work Life
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Int. Airport
Quick Interstate Access
I-75
Average Commute Time
38 minutes
Shopping & Dining
Buckhead Shops/Dining
Lenox Square
Ponce City Market
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Lovejoy, Georgia Demographics

Familes & Kids

Families 67%
With Kids 43%

Median Age

29

Total Population

6,484

Male 2,949
Female 3,535

Travel to Work

Drive Alone
79%
Carpool
7%
Public Transit
1%
Walk
1%
Other
1%
Work at Home
11%

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Lovejoy Area Schools

Private Schools       Elementary Schools       Middle Schools       High Schools
  • 3 / 5
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    Dutchtown High

    149 MITCHELL ROAD; Hampton, GA 30228
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,596 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 108th
  • 2 / 5
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    Luella High School

    603 WALKER DRIVE; Locust Grove, GA 30248
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,176 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 131st
  • 1 / 5
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    Hampton High School

    795 Hampton Locust Grove Rd; Hampton, GA 30228
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,250 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 148th

Nearby City & Neighborhoods

Jonesboro

The county seat of Clayton, Jonesboro is known as the official “home” of Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone With the Wind” and maintains its historic atmosphere with stately homes and beautiful landscapes.

Morrow

Morrow is home to Clayton State University, the Southeast Region Branch of U.S. Archives, the Georgia Archives, Reynolds Nature Preserve and Spivey Hall, a stunning performance center.

Hampton

Best known as home to the Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton has more visitors than any other city in the county, and races draw more visitors than any other sporting event in Georgia

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